The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 January 1954 — Page 2
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ROUND AND SQUARE POLIO BENEFIT
Fillmore Gym Saturday, January 23
ADMISSION 50c MUSIC 3Y MARION AIRES
Ail proceeds go to March of Dimes of Marion Toi^rship.
V. F. W. DANCE
Saturday Night, 9 To 12
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1954.
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HERALD CONSOLIDATED Eatemd la the poatoffioe at Qreencaatle, Indlmaa as wooad 'lus mall matter onder act of Vlarrli 1, 1878. Sabecrfptloe price fO cento per week; S5.M per f«wr by ntaii f» Pnfaem County: 93.00 to 910 40 per year ootalde Pntaam Conaty Telepkone 14 •» 114 a K. Rarlden, 17-19 Sootk 1
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TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Be strong in the Lord and in the power of his might.- Ep. ! 6:10. If we hold strongly to! faith, utterly believe in God's support and protection against .-in we will be more than conquerors.
Personal And Local News Briefs
The Locust Grove club held its January meeting at th«' home of Mrs. Ivan Proctor, with he> two daughters assisting The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Roy Smith, with the subject of devotion, roll —ii!. and discussions being the T-n Commandments. New programs were handed out and a dona* ion was given to the Polio Fund Mrs. Grace Coffman was re-instated and Jean Bachert became a new member. Dues for 1954 were paid by all members present. Contests and refresnments were enjoyed by all during the social hour. The February meeting will be held at the home
i oi Mrs. Melvin Coffman.
Will Observe r.oth Wedding Anniversary
Mrs. Simpson M Stoner left today for Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mr. Stoner and Mrs. W. M. McGaughey left several days ago, land Mrs. Stoner will join them in Florida. Dorothy Neff DeVaney. 1900 j N. Slanton Street. El Paso. Texas j i.- in Texas for her health. Her j birthday is Feb. 27. She will ap- ] preciate hearing from any of her friends. Mr. and Mrs. E. Gifford Black and children. John and. Barbara, left today for Florida. They will spend some time in Sarasota ano Key West while in the South They expect to return afti-r the middle of February. Gravesides rites for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hart of Bainbridge were held January 18th at the Ladoga cemetery. The infant was born January 17th at the Putnam County hospital. The father of the baby is now serving in Korea. Mrs. Grace Newby lias r eceived word that her daughter and husband. Mr. ami Mrs. Pierce MacCoy are leaving Washington, D. 0. next month for Cairo, Egypt. Mr. MacCoy is Administrative Inspector of the Embassies and they expect to be away six months on this tour. Their daughter. Diane MacCoy is attending DePaUw University. Paul Alan Walker will cele-hr-ite his 7th birthday Saturday with guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson. The guests will be his father, Herman Walker; his school chums. Sue Ellen Cooksey. Michael Kerr, and Alan Scroggin. They will be served ice cream and cake at one o'clock and then attend the theatre and have popcorn. Mr s. Wanita Hathaway has accepted a position as private secretary to Indiana’s Governor, George N. Craig. Mrs. Hathaway, who was Miss Wanita Pitts of Limedale. is the wife of A 2c Robert L. Hathaway and is now stationed on Okinawa. She has been recently employed in the offices of Dudley, Phillips an 1 Cox. attorneys in Terre Haute, but was formerly employed by the Craig & Craig law firm in Brazil.
MUSIC BY GARY GRIMES BAND from PARIS, ILL.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roach. Fillmore R. R. will observe their 50th wedding anniversary. Sunday. January 24th at the home oi their daughter. Mrs. Evelyn Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. Roach have six children, Mrs. Evelyn Arnold. Fillmore. R. R.; Irene Roach, Miami. Fla.; John Roach. Fill-moi-e. Mrs. Edna Chadd, Fillmore; Walter Roach, Greencastle R. 2.; Mrs. Gertrude Kerberg. Zionsville and eight grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Roach were married January 27. 1904 in Bloomington, 111., and have resided in this community since March 1. 1919. Mr. Roach is 75 years of :ige and Mrs. Roach is 71. A family dinner will be held Sunday at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Arnold.
Home A Guild Study Club To Meet Monday
The Home and Child Study Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Maynard Shonkwiler on Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Robert Harvey will present Mary Lou Miller, who is physical education instructor at DePauw University.
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A. A. U. \V. Meets Tuesday The Greencastle Branch of A. A. U. W. will meet Tuesday, ’an. 26 at 8:00 p. m. in the DePauw Union Building. The Fellowship Committee of iiie organization will give the program. Mrs. Roy Sutherlin will talk m the Fellowship program of A. U. W. Following the talk there will be a period of discussion. A panel composed of Mrs. Edwin Minar. Mrs. Robe* t Lor.ng. Mrs. Don Tourtelot. Mrs. Burtice Snyder and Mrs. Ray Mizer will answer questions and ■iid in the discussion.
Mr-. Dorothy Braden Entertain- Club Friendly Neighbor Club met January 20th at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Braden in Brazii, for an all day meetings. At the noon hour a delicious chicken dinner was served an-.i enjoyed b\ all. In the afternoon the meeting was called to nrd > by the president, Mrs. Harm Price, by ail singing the song of the month, “Bless Be The Tie.’ Devotions were the 8th chapter >f S;. Mark, by Jane Kaelber. Roll call was a New Year's resolution. and was answered bj seven members. Old and nee. business was taken care of and club dues were paid A new amendment was made to tin club by-laws. The meeting (dosed by all repeating the club prayer. During the social hour, contests were enjoyed by ali. with prizes being won by Bertha Fitzpatrick Virginia Price and Bessie Roberts. For the February meeting there will be a val(ntine exchange. The hostess was presented a gift by tlm club.
Club Met With Mr . Edward Dwyer
The Chez-Xous Home Demon--tratron Club met Wednesday afternoon. Jan 20th at the home of Mrs. Edward Dwyer, with two guests present. Mrs. Albert Avery md Mrs. Henry Pehan. Mrs Bastin presented a lesson on the care and use of the sew-
ng machine
The president. Mrs. Wm. Keys, conducted the hitsiness meeting The club voted to give a donation to the March of Dimes. The door ntize was won by Mrs. Joseph
Campbell.
! hat their brother- are different. "People around here want to elp the family. Clubs helped find this apartment and they have received a few small donations,'' Elbert said. The family moved from a tiny country shack without running water to their present bare and ban -like surroundings before the new offspring were brought from the hospital.
n ation by 3-hillion-dnll*r» and j cuts.
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SEATTLE. Wash. Jan. 22 — (UP i The U. S. Coast Guard saved a houseboat from sinking j
perhaps wipe out the antic,pete .efiert. The lawmakers haven't had time to study the massive budget message which Mr. Eisenhower sent to Congress Thursday. But already foreign aid looks as if
Both Republicans and Democrats expressed surprise and in some cases dismay when they learned the administration is recommending a cut of “only" 100-million-doilars in aid spending that has been running more than
it may be the biggest bullseye for 5-billion-dollars a year.
The next meeting. Feb 17. j Thursday—by shoveling a heavy
•Aill be at the home of Mrs Evan Crawley.
Mother’s Study Club Meets Monday
accumulation boat's roof.
of snow off the
W R I G H T’S EI-ECTRIC SERVICK
Golden C ircle To Meet -lamiar\ 28 The Golden Circle Club will meet at Lclia Fellows January | 28th for an all day meeting. A good attendance is desired.
At The GEN. JESSE M. LEE POST I5S0 HOME
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B. 1*. XV. Club .Met Wednesday The regular meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club was held at the home of Elizabeth Ward Wednesday evening. Mrs. Edna Hays Taylor, guest speaker, related some of her interesting experiences while in England. Especially outstanding \as the Warwickshire Coronation Pagent at Warwick Castle A cast of 3000 took part in the historical pageant which has been described as the heart of England through history’ since •ire rear 915.
The Mother’s Study Club will meet Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. James Roberts. 610 Anderson. Mrs. T. G. Yuncker will show films of h* r recent trip.
Wants Privacy For Freak Baby
UNION VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Virgil Baugh. Pastor Services each 2nd and 4th Sunday 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. Sunday School 10 O'clock Prayer meeting Thursday at 7
PETERSBURG, Ind . Jan. 22. <UPi A mother’s hopes making a relatively normal lifr for her two-headed sons were tarnished today by curious townspeople who flocked into her bare home to gape at the five-vveek-old babies.
—LIST COMMITTEES tamp site were announced. A . anonymous donor contributed lock and a truck for its transportation for the building of a road to the camp. Milo Horner, who drilled a well on the camp site, donated a hand pump. It was voted to forward nim a letter of thanks.
The medical rarity has two heads, two shoulders and four unis on a single body, but physicians and the Internal Revenue Department ha\*e chosen to classify it as two persons.
“I wish they’d leave us alone." the mother said after ushering >ut two dozen persons. “The boys are going to be considered as normal as possible.” Their mother has named the wo blond heads Daniel Kaye and Donald Ray. She brought them nonre Monday after physiciaR.s rt the Indiana University Medical Center at Indianapolis, had .•ared for them more thao a •uonth. The twins slept through the flood of sight-seers, including a local resident’s “friends from Iowa." But their mother appeal'd to the family physician tp <eep others away. “The family hopes this curiosity will blow over. They have problems enough without outside interference," said S. Hugh Di 1 - 'on, their attorney. "Besides the difficulty of properly raising such a child, those people coming in expose the bo,vr> to diseases. The family is living in a horribly drafty three-room apartment and has nothing. They’re very poor,” Dillon said. But the mother reaffirmed her determination to rear the twins herself. The family has three small daughters, aged 5. 4 and 2 “It took a great deal of mental strength for her 1 to make that de:ision," Dr. Joseph W. Elbert, the family doctor, said. "Th* other children accept tin situation, hut. they’re too young to he aware of anything except
MANY PICKLES EATEN NEW YORK. Jan. 22. (UP) The National Pickle PackerAssociation reported today pickle consumption hit an all-time high m 1953. “The public’s preference for pit kies zoomed to a new pinnae!*' last, year as Americans chomped r total of 30.500.000 cases of pickles." the association said.
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ONLY DRANK MORE INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 22. (UPt James Summerville, manager of a drug store gave up his attempt to win new customers with a one-cent cup of coffee. He said the cut-rate cup didn’t attract any new customers but it caused his regular customers to increase their consumption.
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Leaders Promise ; To Pgre Budget
WASHINGTON.! Jan. 22
■UP) Rtjjijblican congressional leaders promised today to do their best to shau«.jn<*re off the federal budget -■although they said President Eisenhower already lias
.lone a mighty fine job. . SeflTrto GOP Leader WillianrT’’ -
Knovviand reported he is confident Congress will ipkke “addi-
«onal reductions'’*^ li^fi'it *•“ work on appropriation bill-., jj Rep. John Taber, K.. N.
chairman of the House Appropriation requests of the adminis-
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HOLDING THEIR two-headed baby, Mr and Mrs. Cecil Hartley leave James Whitcomb Riley hospital in Indianapolis, Ind., for home near Petersburg, Ind. The baby’s torso separates at chest, has two pairs of arms and two beads. (International Soundphoto^
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